Whetsell examines the Bell Regulations, which limit New York's hospital residents' work hours and require increased supervision from senior doctors, in light of the currently pending federal bill that seeks to do the same. The article concludes by providing not only a forecast of how such covenants should be treated by Illinois state courts in the future, but also a pathway for the expectations of health care practitioners who wish to use restrictive covenants in their employment relationships with their colleagues.Ĭhanging the Law, Changing the Culture: Rethinking the "Sleepy Resident" Problem The authors highlight two recent cases from Illinois, one from the Supreme Court and the other authored by an appellate court panel. This article examines the history, development and treatment by Illinois courts of medical restrictive covenants. Medical Restrictive Covenants in Illinois: At the Crossroads of Carter-Shields and Prairie Eye CenterĪuthor: Stuart Gimbel & Miles J. The Health Policy and Law Review of Loyola University Chicago School of Law
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